We would love to be having Storytime  and not so scary costume contest here at the library, but not this year. However, we want to still ha...

  We have wrapped up September and jumping into October. This year is going by amazingly fast and extremely slow at the same time. What is i...

Submissions accepted until October 24, 2020. Submissions can be sent to us via Facebook Messenger or dropped off at the library . Child’s...

As we struggle to find a new normal, we have decided to go in a different direction with our summer reading program this year. We will sta...

Across the world, St. Patrick's Day has become a celebration of Irish heritage. But do you know why we celebrate it? Saint Patrick, ...

February Events February 12th Spot's Pots Pottery came out with a story and craft. It was a cold and rainy day but that did not stop ...

January has kicked 2020 off to a great start! January Events January 15 th,  Ms. Jennifer did our story time and we read The Snowy D...

The main hub on World Book online that features the below sections. Premier reference website developed especially for elementary-ag...

We had an amazing December this year. December Events December 12 th, we had Santa and Mrs. Claus come and visit with the childre...

Seems like just yesterday I was typing up the monthly weblog for October, but here we are. November had a lot going on with Veteran's ...

It's hard to believe that 2019 is almost gone! Before it is though, we have some fun events coming up. December 12th Mr. and Mrs....

We had a fun October! There were several new additions to our library. Including 2 new volunteers! If you are here when Melba or Wade...

Events for November 2019 In November we are celebrating National Novel Writers Month. You can find more information about NaNoWriMo at ...

October is upon us! That means we have a new calendar. Our hardback book sale ends October 5th. Then the paperback book sale is the...